Freddy Gray Freddy Gray

The vindication of Donald Trump

issue 30 March 2019
 

 Washington

‘Some of the findings of these Trump investigations are hard to believe.’

Robert Mueller’s two-year investigation into ‘Russiagate’ was meant to bring down President Donald Trump. That was the plan. For almost two years, the various ranks of the Democratic and ‘Never Trump’ Republican establishment have insisted that Mueller would prove the Trump campaign had colluded with Vladimir Putin’s government to win the 2016 election. President Trump would then be ousted from the White House, justice served, order returned to the cosmos. But the cosmos had other ideas. Mueller has found no damning evidence of collusion, though not for want of trying. It was FAKE NEWS all along, as Trump himself said, often in capitals. Far from destroying the President, then, the Mueller investigation has achieved the opposite. The whole saga should go down as one of the greatest self-defeating acts in history. It’s madness. The people who most hate Trump have somehow conspired to vindicate him and his world view.

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